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• LTE Only Mode
  When checked, this feature ensures that the Elara will only work with 4G cellular networks
  

• IPV6 Mode
  If Elara must receive an IP address under IPV6 rather than IPV4. It is necessary to mark the IPV6 mode parameter. There is no need to use it unless there is a special requirement.
  

• Extended Report Retries
  By default, the Elara gateway transmits a message and repeats it up to five times if the server does not confirm that the message has been received correctly. In some geographical locations, this can be due to network behavior or other network failures. After 5 attempts the message will be erased and Elara gateway will continue to the next message.

  When such circumstances arise, it is possible for Elara to continue to send a message up to 250 times before deleting it.
  

  It is not recommended to use this parameter. When there is a known problem with the SIM's reception, data usage may increase significantly.
  

• Report Location (GPS)
  As soon as the parameter is set, the Elara will report GPS data as part of the standard status message.

  This option should only be used when necessary due to the following reasons:

  • Increasing the amount of data transmitted over the network.

  • There may be jittering at the site location as a result.
    
    Manual GPS location requests can still be made using the "Information" button. When a manual request is made, the device location is forcibly set to the request result, as opposed to the status message, which is based on 'stationary logic'.
    

• CAN Silent Mode
  In this mode, Elara CAN prevents data from being sent to the engine control unit, whether it is a direct connection to the engine or a connection to the generator panel.
  
  This mode can therefore be activated if the user wishes to have the unit only "listen" to the communication line.
  
  As this mode may affect the connectivity between the CAN and the unit, it is not Galooli default.
  

• Use Google’s DNS Server
  An option to use Google's DNS servers (8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4) instead of the cellular network's default servers. 

  This function should not be used unless there is an extremely compelling reason to do so (for example, an access point that does not maintain a DNS server properly).